What watch do you wear?
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I do like the classic speedmaster pro
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I do like the classic speedmaster pro
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Thank you <3Its not mine, I've just embedded @Cleisthenes image from the post before
Yikes, just dropped 5k on the el Primero
Pictures to come...
Sadly you have to pay a heavy cost to have any movement that is higher quality than generic ETA
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This is pretty much the case
Watches with decent in house movements start around 5k these days.Not that there's really anything wrong with ETA movements, but the chronograph ones tend to be very thick. I've ruled out so many watches I really like the look of due to the sheer girth of them
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That's a lovely one. Like the two tone hands too, that's a nice touch.Another shot of the zenith
So pleased with this watch.
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That is so beautiful, congrats! @IvanDobskey !
Wonder what Rolex will release this year, a new colourway for the Submariner is my guess.. but they would be better of relaunching the Milgauss with all the hype over Oppenheimer (Science theme)
Wonder what Rolex will release this year, a new colourway for the Submariner is my guess.. but they would be better of relaunching the Milgauss with all the hype over Oppenheimer (Science theme)
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Always loved the el Primero's, but never thought I'd ever own one. The full RRP is prohibitive to say the least And I really had to swallow hard before even handing over the sale price
That's me done for buying watches for the foreseeable future anyway. The Mrs would probably kill me if I bought another one
And I really had to swallow hard before even handing over the sale price That's me done for buying watches for the foreseeable future anyway. The Mrs would probably kill me if I bought another one
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Always loved the el Primero's, but never thought I'd ever own one. The full RRP is prohibitive to say the least
That's me done for buying watches for the foreseeable future anyway. The Mrs would probably kill me if I bought another one
Did you get an extra discount for that
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The things we'll do for a nice watchDid you get an extra discount for that
That Oris is a beauty. Very classy.It's been a while since I've worn a watch, but after browsing a few watch shops lately the bug has bitten me once again.
Always wanted one of these so picked it up a month ago. Mondaine Stop2go.
And just had this delivered. Oris Big Crown x Cervo Volante.
Does anybody here have/had/been hands on with the Christopher Ward C63 Sealander GMT? Looking to pick this up soon in the dragonfly blue colour way but I'm unsure if I should pick up the 39mm or 36mm for my 16.5cm wrist. I'm sure the 39mm will be fine but I have doubts for some reason.
Also while I'm at it, does anybody have any watch box suggestions for around £100 and holding 6-8 watches?
Also while I'm at it, does anybody have any watch box suggestions for around £100 and holding 6-8 watches?
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My wrist is 16.5cm. I currently have three watches all different sizes, 38mm, 40mm and 41mm. All fit and look just fine. Although the lug to lug on the 41mm is right on the limit. I would guess a 39mm would be perfect for you.
Thanks. I had a feeling it'd be fine as I'm pretty sure the lug to lug is shorter than my Stop2go but something in my mind started casting doubt. Probably due to divers typically wearing larger.
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I just can't take this one off at the moment
